Nachos and sweat. Their aroma was thick, and although the food looked delectable, people opted to partake in the latter Saturday afternoon, here at the 5x5 Brewing Company where displays of strength lured people to the men and women pulling a military vehicle as far as they could, sweat dripping down their face and resolve in their hearts.
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Pennsylvania is putting a lot on the table for its starving hospitality industry.
Gov. Tom Wolf announced Wednesday the stateâs 67 counties will share $145 million in funding through the COVID-19 Hospitality Industry Recovery Program. Funds will be provided through block grants and disbursed by Feb. 28. Amounts will be based on population in each county.
Hospitality covers a wide swath of operations, but consists largely of the categories: food and beverage, travel and tourism, lodging and recreation.
If the $145 million were split equally among all counties, each would receive about $2.16 million. Counties in Southwestern Pennsylvania, however, will be above or below that level. Allegheny, Westmoreland and Washington counties will receive more money than Fayette and Greene counties.